With Kevin McCarthy giving oversight power to election deniers, it’s perhaps fitting that the comically dishonest George Santos is also landing a few committee seats. Read the latest from MollyJongFast:
“The longer this goes on the longer Democrats can change the subject of any bad day or reaffirm the GOP’s truth ‘challenge,’” former Republican representativetold me. Kevin McCarthy doesn’t have a George Santos problem, he has a MAGA problem, a problem he helped create the day he went to do photos with Trump roughly three weeks after January 6.The Talented Mr. Ripley,Ripley goes on to commit numerous crimes, including murder. Ripley committed those crimes because he felt the world owed him.
As Highsmith wrote, “He had stolen a loaf of bread from a delicatessen counter and had taken it home and devoured it, feeling that the world owed a loaf of bread to him, and more.” This sense of grievance lies at the heart of MAGA—the feeling that one has been wronged and is thus entitled to lie or cheat to get what’s rightfully theirs. Republican leaders may try to portray Santos as an anomaly, an unfortunate accident.
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